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Day two

GOODYEAR, Ariz. – For the second straight day, the Northern Colorado men's golf team put together its lowest round of the year, as it shot a 285 (-3) in round two of the Desert Shootout at Palm Valley Golf Course.

"Today was a good starting point as we finally put together a pretty good round," said Northern Colorado head coach Chuck Scheinost. "We definitely could have shot lower, but it was good to finally put together a low round."

Steve Bidne remains in contention for a top-20 finish in Arizona, as the senior put together his second straight 2-under par 70. After two rounds, he sits in a tie for 22nd with a two-round score of 140 (-4).

"Steve put together another solid round for us," Scheinost said. "He struggled hitting the ball, but he managed to scramble around and still put together an under-par score."

Ryan Boshoven and Nick Bisogno joined Bidne by putting together under-par scores as well. Both golfers shot 1-under par 71s.

Boshoven sits in a tie for 44th after putting together a 144 (E) and Bisogno sits in a tie for 66th with a two-round score of 148 (+4).

For the second-straight day, Alberto Dell'Anna put together a 1-over par 73 and sits in a tie for 55th.

Troy Sidabras shot a 2-over par 74 and sits in a tie for 80th, while Ben Krueger, who golfed independently, shot a 2-over par 74.

Oklahoma continues to lead overall with a two-round score of 544 (-32). Individually, Oklahoma's Abraham Ancer (-12) and BYU's Zachary Blair (-12) sit atop the leaderboard.

The Bears will look to put together a third-straight low round in the closing day in Goodyear and move up the leaderboard.